SCRS 2014
SCRS 2014 • Background • General scope initiatives of the SCRS in 2014 • Responses to COM Requests General Recommendations (1) • • Species-specific Activities, Recommendations & Responses will be presented during the appropriate Panel Meeting • Special focus will be given to species for which updated assessments/analyses were conducted: • Panel 1: Western and Eastern SKJ • Panel 2: Western and Eastern BFT • Panel 4: Mediterranean SWO
2014 SCRS participants Abid, Noureddine Addis, Piero Antonio Anganuzzi, Alejandro Ariz Tellería, Javier Arocha, Freddy Arrizabalaga, Haritz Asumu Ndong, Lorenzo Baena Jiménez, Eva J. Báez Barrionuevo, José Carlos Baibat, Sid Ahmed Bannerman, Paul Beléndez Moreno, Luis Francisco J. Ben Mhamed, Abdelouahed Bensbai, Jilali Bonhommeau, Sylvain Brown, Craig A. Butterworth, Douglas S. Cadrin, Steven Xavier Camara, Youssouf Hawa Campbell Robert, Davies Campoy, Rebecca Cass-Calay, Shannon Cervantes Bolanos, Antonio Ceyhan, Tevfik Chang, Feng- Chen Chapel, Vincent Chavance, Pierre Coelho, Rui Cort, José Luis Cortés, Enric Cosgrove, Ronan Cozzolino, Giovanni Crespo Márquez, Marta Crespo Sevilla, Diego Da Conceiçao, Ilair Da Silva Camilo, Camila Helena Daniel, Patrick De Andrés, Marisa De Bruyn, Paul De Cárdenas González, Enrique De la Serna Ernst, José Miguel Deault, Julie M.M. Deguara, Simeon Delgado de Molina Acevedo, Alicia Di Natale, Antonio Diaha, N'Guessan Constance Díaz, Guillermo Die, David Domingo, Andrés Donovan, Karen El Ktiri, Taoufik Erdem, Ercan F. Holanda, Francisco Carlos Faillace, Linda Faraj, Abdelmalek Fernández Costa, Jose Ramón Fernández, Estrella Fiz, Jesús Fonteneau, Alain Fromentin, Jean Marc Gaertner, Daniel Gallego Sanz, Juan Luis García García, Alberto García Piña, Cristóbal García-Orad, María José Garibaldi, Fulvio Gatt, Mark Gordoa, Ana Goujon, Michel Grubisic, Leon Guan, Wenjiang Hanke, Alexander Hassouni, Fatima Zohra Hazin, Fabio H. V. Hsu, Chien-Chung Huang, Julia Hsiang-Wen Irie, Takahiro Itoh, Tomoyuki Justel, Ana Kacher, Mohamed Karakulak, Saadet Keatinge, Michael Kebe, Papa Kell, Laurence Kerr, Lisa Kim, Zang Geun Kimoto, Ai Kouadri-Krim, Assia Laíz Carrión, Raúl Lamkin, John Lauretta, Matthew Leite Mourato, Bruno Leontiev, Sergei Liberas, Christine Lin, Yen-Ju Linaae, Cristina Lizcano Palomares, Antonio Llanos Rodriguez, Javier Lombardo, Francesco Malouli Idrissi, Mohammed Mangalo, Caroline Mariani, Adriano Marques da Silva Monteiro, Vanda Martínez Cañabate, David Matsumoto, Takayuki Mèlich Bonancia, Begonya Melvin, Gary Merino, Gorka Meski, Driss Meunier, Isabelle Miller, Shana Million, Julien Minami, Hiroshi Mishima, Mari Missaoui, Hachemi Monteagudo, Juan Pedro Montero Castaño, Carlos Moreno Blanco, Carlos Moreno, Juan Ángel Moreno, Juan Antonio Morón Ayala, Julio Muhling, Barbara Murua, Hilario Mwilima, Aldrin Maswabi Nakatsuka, Shuya Navarret, Christel Navarro Cid, Juan José Ndaw, Sidi Nesterov, Alexander Neves dos Santos, Miguel Nottestad, Leif Nso Edo Abegue, Ruben Dario Okamoto, Hiroaki Ortiz de Urbina, Jose María Ortiz de Zárate Vidal, Victoria Ortiz, Mauricio Oumarouss, Mostapha Pallarés, Pilar Palma, Carlos Peña, Esther Pereira, Joao Gil Peristeraki, Panagiota Perry, Allison Peyre, Christine Peyronnet, Arnaud Piccinetti, Corrado Pignalosa, Adriana Porch, Clarence E. Powers, Joseph E. Prince, Eric D. Quílez Badia, Gemma Rademeyer, Rebecca Ramírez López, Karina Renée Hof, Michelle Restrepo, Victor Reyes, Nastassia Rodríguez-Marín, Enrique Rouchdi, Mohammed M. Santiago Burrutxaga, Josu Schirripa, Michael Schwingel, Paulo Scott, Gerald P. Secor, David Shimada, Hiroyuki Simon, Maximilien Song, Liming Sow, Fambaye Ngom Suzuki, Ziro Tak, Paulus Takeuchi, Yukio Taleb Ould Sidi, Mahfoud Tian, Siquan Tominaga, Haruo Tserpes, George Uozumi, Yuji Vielmini, Ilaria Walker, Paddy Walter, John West, Wendy Ye, Yimin Yokawa, Kotaro Yoon, Sang Chul Zarrad, Rafik 3
Background Tuna, bonitos & billfishes Reported catches in the different oceans: 7.2 million t in 2012 (0.7 in the Atlantic) Tuna, Small Tuna and Billfish world production: >7.0 million t in 2012 . 4
Background 5 major Tunas Reported catches in the different oceans: 4.9 million t in 2012 (0.49 in the Atlantic) • World Tuna catches had been stabilized ~ 4.5 million MT since 2003 • 4.9 million MT in 2012 5
Background 5 major Tunas Reported catches in the different oceans: (Average % 2008-2012) BFT 1% BFT ALB ALB 4% 5% BET 10% 9% SKJ BET SKJ 17% YFT 44% 58% 27% YFT 25% All oceans: 4.9 million t in 2012 Atlantic: 0.49 million t in 2012 6
Background Reported catches in the ICCAT Convention Area • Overall, reported catches in the ICCAT Convention Area peaked in the 1990s and have generally been in decline over the past decade • 2009 marks the beginning of a recent reverse of this trend 7
Background Reported catches in the ICCAT Convention Area • SKJ is the cause of the recent increase in catches: 140,000 to 258,000 from 2008 to 2012 / 222,000 in 2013 8
Background Reported catches in the ICCAT Convention Area 2010-2012 9
Background ICCAT Stock Status Report card 10
Background ICCAT Stock Status Report card 2014 Species Stock Last SA Next SA Most likely Possibly YFT 2011 2016 BET 2010 2015 SKJ E 2014 SKJ W 2014 ALB N 2013 ALB S 2013 24% ALB M 2011 BFT E 2014 2016 BFT W 2014 2016 * SWO N 2013 69% SWO S 2013 7% SWO M 2014 BUM 2011 WHM 2012 SAI E 2009 2016 SAI W 2009 2016 BSH N&S 2008 2015 SMA N 2012 SMA S 2012 7% of the tuna catches in the ICCAT POB NE 2009 Convention area in 2013 came from POB NW 2009 POB SW 2009 stocks in the “red” zone Seabirds 2009 Other sharks 2012 Sea turtles - * WBFT: Equaly plausible 11
SCRS 2014 • 2014 SCRS participation • SCRS Science Strategic Plan [2015-2020] • Dialogue with the Commission • Collaboration with other international organizations • Other actions and initiatives • Working Group on Stock Assessment Methods • Subcommittee on Ecosystems • Subcommittee on Statistics
Participation Strategic Plan Dialogue Collaboration Other activities 13
Participation Strategic Plan Dialogue Collaboration Other activities 2014 SCRS participation 14
Participation Strategic Plan Dialogue Collaboration Other activities 2014 SCRS participation JAPAN PANAMA S OUTH AFRICA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO GHANA NAMIBIA CPs attending the SCRS CANADA BARBADOS FRANCE (S t -Pier r e et Miquelon) HONDURAS BRAS IL ALGÉRIE MAROC MEXICO KOREA, Rep. of VANUATU CÔTE D'IVOIRE ICELAND ANGOLA TURKEY RUS S IA PHILIPPINES GABON NORWAY CAP-VERT NICARAGUA URUGUAY GUATEMALA S ÃO TOMÉ E PRINCIPE S ENEGAL VENEZUELA BELIZE GUINEA ECUATORIAL S YRIA GUINÉE REP S t VINCENT & THE GRENADINES UNITED KINGDOM (O. t er r it or ies) NIGERIA LIBYA EGYPT CHINA, People's Rep. of ALBANIA % CPs attending the SCRS MAURITANIA S IERRA LEONE EUROPEAN UNION CURAÇAO LIBERIA • SCRS 2014: 26 CPs. • Only 53% of the 49 CPs were represented at the 2014 SCRS and Species Groups discussions where Scientific & Fishery Management Advice is developed. 15
Participation Strategic Plan Dialogue Collaboration Other activities 2014 SCRS participation • Extra-budgetary funds contributed to assist CPs attending the SCRS scientists of Contracting Parties to join in the work of the Committee. Continued contributions are encouraged. • During 2014, participation of 35 scientists (16 countries) was supported with ICCAT funds provided by several CPCs. Importance of the Protocol for the use of data funds & other ICCAT Funds adopted in 2011. 16
Participation Strategic Plan Dialogue Collaboration Other activities 2014 SCRS participation The highest number of SCRS scientific documents: 183 ALB, 2 SMT, 3 SCECO, 13 BIL, 14 BFT, 72 SHK, 14 GEN, 14 SWO, 16 TROP, 35 17
Participation Strategic Plan Dialogue Collaboration Other activities 2014 SCRS activities SCRS – 2014 Meetings Date Location Sharks Species Group inter-sessional meeting Apr 14-16 Piriapolis, Uruguay P4 ICCAT Working Group on Stock Assessment Methods PLE May 5-10 Dublin, Ireland May 19-21 Meeting of the Strategic Plan Group PLE Madrid, Spain P2 May 22-24 Bluefin data preparatory meeting Madrid, Spain P4 May 7-13 Billfishes species group inter-sessional meeting Veracruz, Mexico P1 Jun 2-7 Skipjack stock assessment meeting Dakar, Senegal Jun 23-Jul 1 Training course on Bayesian Surplus Production (BSP) Madrid, Spain P4 Mediterranean swordfish stock assessment meeting Jul 14-18 Crete, Greece PLE-P4 Sub-Committee on Ecosystems intersessional meeting Jul 21-25 Olhâo, Portugal All SCRS Species Groups meetings Sep 22-26 Madrid, Spain All Meeting of the Standing Committee on Research and statistics Sep 27- Oct 3 Madrid, Spain Other Meetings Dialogue between Scientists and Managers Working Group May 26-28 Barcelona, Spain PLE WG of Fisheries Managers and Scientists in support of the W-BFT PLE Jul 7-12 Prince Edward I., Canada stock assessment Meeting Reports Available at: www.iccat.int 18
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